With the world's largest democracy in the embrace of a freer-than-free market capitalism, India may prove a bellwether for liberal societies everywhere. "Incredible India" is the brand this country's Ministry of Tourism has been pushing in a global marke

Arvind Padmanabhan | 21 Feb, 2012 However much Communications and IT Minister Kapil Sibal may seek to defend the government, the verdict on telecom licences by the Supreme Court has dealt a severe blow to the credibility of the government, particularly w

Other reports suggest that former Union telecom minister A. Raja is also planning to file a review in the same case on the grounds that the apex court has severely prejudiced his case before the special court conducting the trial in the 2G spectrum case.

Even though former Telecom minister A. Raja does not get as many visitors as before on account of Rajya Sabha MP Kanimozhi having secured bail in the case, the DMK party is still wary of a negative public opinion over the issue. Therefore, it deputes lea

More than a fortnight after the Supreme Court quashed 122 mobile telphone licences, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal said foreign investors have not lost confidence in the sector and will participate in the auction of the airwaves freed by the court judgemen

"For the first time in the history of India, a full-fledged cabinet minister (former telecom minister, A. Raja) is imprisoned in Tihar jail. A lot of other ministers and the government officials are in the jail today for their alleged involvement in Comm